Co-cathedral of Ascoli Satriano

The Cathedral of Bovino, already existed before the year 1000, as its historical documentation begins at the end of the 10th century when the bishop of that time rebuilt or restored the old cathedral in the form we know today. Further work was carried out between 1188 and 1231 when the building was converted to the Romanesque style. At the same time, the adjacent church of San Marco de Eca was incorporated into the cathedral, adjoining the presbytery, and consecrated on 18 June 1197. In 1930, the cathedral was destroyed by an earthquake and rebuilt as it was.

Santa Maria Assunta Cathedral was built in 1076. Unfortunately, nothing remains of this original cathedral because it was destroyed by several earthquakes. The current Baroque cathedral, with the exception of the bell tower, one of the most important monuments of Norman architecture in southern Italy, was consecrated in 1770.

Troia Cathedral is a Latin cross building built between 1093 and 1125. The building, of undeniable architectural interest, is dedicated to the Virgin Mary assumed into heaven and is built in the Pugliese Romanesque style. The church was built on the basis of a pre-existing Byzantine building and with reused materials from the ancient Roman town. In the 13th century the presbytery was first completed by the construction of the cross vault of the choir and then the rose windows on the main façade were built.